Cities: Skylines 2 console version delayed indefinitely
Colossal Order says it still hasn't hit the "stability and performance targets" for a console release of its city builder sequel.
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Colossal Order says it still hasn't hit the "stability and performance targets" for a console release of its city builder sequel.
The next major update for Cities: Skylines 2 will revamp various mechanics of economy based on extensive player feedback and suggestions.
The Beach Properties DLC has also been made free following hefty criticism and refunds will be issued for those who bought it, where possible.
In addition to several bits of paid DLC, Cities: Skylines 2's modding tools and Editor are getting a number of fixes and improvements.
The public Betas for Paradox Mods and code modding should be available by the end of March.
Sign-ups to take part in early access testing of Cities: Skylines 2's Editor have opened and invite players to help fine-tune the official modding tools.
Colossal Order CEO Mariina Hallikainen stressed that the studio "must not rush new content out before the base is ready for it."
The final weekly patch for Cities: Skylines 2 has arrived.
Console players will be able to create Cities: Skylines 2 mods themselves on PS5 and Xbox.
The latest Cities: Skylines 2 fixes reduce resolutions of unnecessarily large character textures and provide further optimizations.